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they look fantastic, but fair warning to anyone attempting to build them: many of the parts do not fit 100% properly, which means adjustments must be made quite frequently. I tried building this once, but my perfectionist self couldn't cope with some of the improper fittings and I scrapped the...

I'll probably post a photo or two to the page, but the parts themselves are kind of a mess. many bits and pieces were scratch built and some of the pieces on the car body itself were customized to fit properly, so my set of parts is of little use. I suppose an extremely dedicated modeler could...

T H E G I G A H O R S E The antagonist of "Fury Road," a tyrannical leader and religious figure of sorts drives one of the strangest vehicles ever featured in a "Mad Max" film- a double-decker Cadillac, two 1959 Coup de Villes, the bottom wider than the top, sitting on massive suspension and...

T H E V 8 I N T E R C E P T O R The V8 Interceptor has been the iconic car of the "Mad Max" franchise ever since George Miller's 1979 original, and thus it was a good place to start my collection. The car was changed slightly between "Mad Max" and its sequel "The Road Warrior," and the...

As I mentioned previously in a thread about Paper-replika's new model- the War Rig from the recent film "Mad Max; Fury Road," my personal favorite of the year thus far and one of the best pieces of action cinema ever to grace the silver screen- I mentioned that I had a new "Mad Max" themed...

As per usual, his model looks fantastic! Fury Road was an AMAZING film, my personal favorite of the year so far and IMO one of the greatest action films ever made. Hate to spoil a surprise, but I'm actually currently working on a set of 1:20 scale models inspired/based on the cars of the film...

WOW! This build is fantastic and your attention to detail is spot-on!

Weclome to the forum! There are lots of sci-fi model enthusiasts amongst us and I, like you, am one of them! It's great to see enthusiastic new members joining the gang and I'm really excited to see your builds!

My best wishes to Chris for a successful operation and a healthy recovery.

only if we make $210 MILLION opening weekend ;)

If at all possible, you should post templates of the colored models: I'd love to add them to my paper craft collection and the internet seems to be lacking in good dinosaur models. Also, have you seen Jurassic World yet? It has some really interesting new dinos :D

the wide end of the ring is far too small to fit over the hole in the back of the pressure sphere

First of all, this build is incredible. Props to you for the amazing work you've showcased in this thread. I've tried (twice now) to build this model, but I have issues with the cone-shaped part that joins onto the back of the sphere not fitting. Any ideas as to what's going wrong?

Congrats, Spaceagent!

After several weeks of work I've finally finished my build of paper-replika's 1:6 Scale Hulkbuster from the film "Avengers: Age of Ultron" (which was awesome). The model is (as usual for PR) an absolute beauty. Pics below. Finished size is roughly two feet tall

I'm almost finished with mine! A truly spectacular model. I'll be sure to post plenty of pics once it's complete

fingers crossed for 1/2 scale :p

I considered that, but the problem is that there aren't enough reference pics for some of the interiors.

ummm… its slightly too big. I suppose i could affix the ring of modules to the edge of a sombrero...

Thats a tricky question… In theory, yes. They are much simpler to build in a larger scale, BUT for someone like me, they're a bit more of a pain in the A$$, because I feel obliged to add as much detail as possible.